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cluster:189 [2020/01/11 17:54]
hmeij07 [Funding Policy]
cluster:189 [2020/01/11 18:07]
hmeij07 [Funding Policy]
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 In 2006, 4 Wesleyan qfaculty members approached ITS with a proposal to centrally manage a whigh performance computing center (HPCC) seeding the effort with an NSF grant (about $190K). ITS offered 0.5 FTE for a dedicated "hpcadmin". An Advisory Group was formed by these faculty plus hpcadmin (5 members, not necessarily our current "power users"). Another NSF grant reward was added in 2010 (about $105K). An alumni donation followed in 2016 (about $10K).  In 2018 the first instance of "faculty startup monies" was contribute to the HPCC (about $92K, see "Priority Policy" below. In 2019, a TrueNAS/ZFS appliance was purchased (about $40K) followed in 2020 by a GPU expansion project (about $96K). The latter two were self-funded expenditures, see "Funding Policy" below. To view the NSF grants visit [[cluster:169|Acknowledgement]] In 2006, 4 Wesleyan qfaculty members approached ITS with a proposal to centrally manage a whigh performance computing center (HPCC) seeding the effort with an NSF grant (about $190K). ITS offered 0.5 FTE for a dedicated "hpcadmin". An Advisory Group was formed by these faculty plus hpcadmin (5 members, not necessarily our current "power users"). Another NSF grant reward was added in 2010 (about $105K). An alumni donation followed in 2016 (about $10K).  In 2018 the first instance of "faculty startup monies" was contribute to the HPCC (about $92K, see "Priority Policy" below. In 2019, a TrueNAS/ZFS appliance was purchased (about $40K) followed in 2020 by a GPU expansion project (about $96K). The latter two were self-funded expenditures, see "Funding Policy" below. To view the NSF grants visit [[cluster:169|Acknowledgement]]
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 +The Advisory Group meets with the user base yearly in reading week of the Spring semester (early May) before everybody scatters for the summer. At this meeting the hpcadmin reviews the past year, previews the coming year and users are contributing feedback on progress and problems.
  
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 A gpu hour of usage is 3x the cpu hourly rate.\\ A gpu hour of usage is 3x the cpu hourly rate.\\
  
-user base statsannual meeting, spring reading week +We currently have about 1,450 physical cpu cores, 60 gpus, 520 gb of gpu memory and 8,560 gb cpu memory provided by about 120 compute nodes and login nodes. Scratch spaces are provide local to compute nodes (2-5 tbor over the network via NFS (55 tb). Home directories are under quota (10 tb) but these will disappear in the future with the TrueNAS/ZFS appliance (190 tb, 475 tb effective assuming a compression rate of 2.5x). a guide can be found here [[cluster:82|Brief Description]] and the software is located here [[cluster:73|CD-HIT]]
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-hpcc stats cpu cores, gpus, memhdd (roughlink to guide +
-latest deployment: nvidia gpu cloud on premise (docker containerslink +
-Script preempts nodes every hours +
  
  
cluster/189.txt · Last modified: 2024/02/12 16:47 by hmeij07